by John BushOne of the first rave-pop groups with live-performance abilities as well, Sunscreem formed around Paul Carnell and Lucia Holm (both on keyboards and vocals) with a handful of contributors including guitarists Darren Woodford and Wayne Simms, bassist Rob Fricker, drummer Sean Wright and Baz the DJ. Holm was a session cellist — with credits including Dream Academys Life in a Northern Town — when she met Carnell at a warehouse rave in Essex and agreed to form a band. Early singles Walk On and Pressure became moderate British hits and dancefloor favorites, while 1993s Love U More became their trademark song (and biggest hit). The debut Sunscreem album O3 was released in 1993, earning American release through Columbia. The Perfect Motion single also became a hit, but the group had disappeared from the charts by the mid-90s. Their second album Change or Die was finally released in 1996, while the retrospective Looking at You: Club Anthems appeared in 1998.